Sentence examples for considered even less from inspiring English sources

And such treatment beyond about age 7 has traditionally been considered even less effective.

Whereas resistance to Bt products was not anticipated, the development of resistance to other insect pathogens, such as viruses and fungi, in the field was considered even less likely.

I think, though, that the follow-up chats, in which I would apologise for being shirty, and aim to be more nuanced and less emotional, were far more constructive, far more considered, even if less funny.

that rate an AAA on their own are considered even safer and yield a tad less.

Consider using even less water.

Other states that are sometimes considered battlegrounds are even less likely to swing the national outcome.

With little to ostensibly offer in an educational system driven even more by commercial interests, the arts and humanities would presumably suffer most, and be considered to have even less value than they already do.

The CIA itself, while an interested party, considers the report even less complete, because the Senate investigators did not interview any CIA officials.

The track 7&3 Is the Strikers' Name sees Weller returning to politics, albeit of an even less considered and nuanced variety than in the Red Wedge era, when he was wont to write things like "see how monetarism kills whole communities, even families".

If only those studies comparing FFP with a non FFP group are considered, the picture is even less convincing, because only 7% of reported outcomes supported a beneficial effect of FFP.

The temporary exhibition will only last a few hours (and possibly even less, considering that the project is not condoned by the MoMA itself and who's to say how they'll respond to the "invasion").